Enrollment totals in Brunswick schools near yearly peak
About 800 pupils are enrolled across West and East Brunswick and the High School, with 25 teachers supporting eight in each grade school and nine in the high group. West Brunswick has 299 pupils, East Brunswick 292, and High School grades total 92, with sixth and seventh grades at 93 in the high building. Literary societies at Brunswick High reorganization elected Thelma Winger and Mervin among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
West Brunswick
M.#. Waller
Grace Mahoney
E. V. Wenner
Emily Garrett
Evelyn Evans
Annie Wenner
Annie Byrd
Elsie Talbott
East Brunswick
J. Orville Kefauver
Muriel Fogle
Igmes Barker
Louise Miller
Mary Reed
Miss White
Kate Thomas
Estelle Whitter
Reputation for Truthful Advertising Pays
A historical note explains that truthful ads build trust and long term value. Merchants rely on consistent honesty to sustain advertising returns, as falsehoods would rapidly erode credibility and revenue.
Weather Everywhere: brisk warming with clear skies ahead
Observations from state weather bureaus report yesterday’s temperatures rising today and tomorrow. Atlantic, New York, Philadelphia, Washington show clear conditions with moderate variable winds. Several reports note hazy or cloudy spells and slight variations in readings across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Atlantic
Caton
Artillery Duel Expands Across Front in WWI
Paris reports a campaign plan by General Joffre and Allied leaders to sustain constant heavy shelling along the entire front. The continuous bombardment targets enemy works, encampments, bridges, and supply trains while infantry attacks pause between barrages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jottre
Ae Frere
John French
Albert
Belgium
Smallest Hippo in World Joins Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Show
George the smallest hippopotamus in the world is on his first U S tour with Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus. He is valued at $17000 and will be caged for the day’s work during two Frederick performances on September 23 with a parade at 1 and 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb
George
United States
Milituen Ae
Georgee
Terebat
Ecircus
Frederick
Mam Tert
Idam
Unanimous Election Yields Slate for Boys Society Leaders
Hirst serves as vice president with Paul Koogle as secretary and Howard Chambers as treasurer. Russell Mills and Ellsworth McBride are named assistant secretary and assistant pianist, while Harry Fellers remains pianist and Edward Sigafoose as assistant pianist. The president and pianist were chosen by a unanimous vote.
Orders for U-boat captains to let liners escape when in doubt
Berlin reports that German submarine commanders have strict orders to allow ships to escape rather than risk error if their intentions are unclear. The regulation supplements prior instructions sent to Washington via Ambassador von Bernstorff and may already be known in Washington. Officials note confusion persists over the Arabic incident and potential misreadings of submarine behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Washington
von Bernstorff
Germain
United States
Convict American as Spy Sentenced in France
Paris reports Fred Moore of Mobile Alabama sentenced to five years in prison and a twenty year banishment for espionage after being found with letters to the German war minister hidden in his collar. A court letter from Ambassador Short suggested Moore may be a Spaniard.
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Mobile
France
Paris
Fred Moore
Aln
Moore
Ambassador Short
FALLS DEAD ON STREET CAR IN MANHATTAN
Mrs Annie Vaughan Watson wife of former Congressman Henry W Watson dies on a Sixth Avenue car from heart failure. Authorities find about 50,000 dollars in jewelry and 12,186 dollars in cash concealed in her clothing, with envelopes stashed in silk waterproof wrappers. Watson rushed to station and identified the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Fortieth Street
Annie Vaughan Watson
Henry W. Watson
Pennsylvania
Langhorne
Bucks County
Westinghouse Sees $60 Million War Order for Rifles
Westinghouse Electric Co reports firm war munitions contracts totaling about $60 million, with roughly $40 million for rifles. The rifles will be produced at New England factories specifically acquired for this purpose, per a statement by the company directors from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Co
Russia
New York
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
New England
Marines Strike Through Haiti Interior in Hostilities
U S Marines under Colonel L W T Waller push inland from the coast of Haiti from Cape Haitien to Revieres and between Gonaives and Emery in a clash that leaves six Haitians killed five others wounded and one chief killer captured while American casualties are reported as none.
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Washington
Chier
Corone L. W. T. Waller
Haiti
Cape Haitien
Revieres
Gonaives
Emery
U S Pact With Russia Signed in Watertown
Watertown September 23 Secretary of State Robert Lansing signed an agreement lifting the Russian embargo on certain exports to the United States. A special messenger then departed for Xwhert Rot to present the document to the Russian ambassador for signature.
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U. S
Russia
Watertown
N. Y
Robert Lansins
Xwhert
Rot
Dr. Austin Flint Dies Sudden at 79 in New York
Dr. Austin Flint, a famed alienist notable for his testimony in the Stanford White trials, died at his New York home from a stroke. The death was sudden and unexpected, coming at age seventy nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Flint
New York
Austin Fiint
Dore
Stanford White
Road Work To Start On Beruns Morcissile Road
Definite information indicates M J Grove Lime Company will begin work on the Beruns Morcissile road soon. Equipment is being moved and work is likely to start early next week. Brunswach residents grow impatient after repeated delays and the project finally seems to be underway this year.
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M. J. Grove Lime Compus
Berunswich
Accused of Slaying Hermit in Eden near Ynow iil
Cape Cheries Va Sept 25 On a warrant him with the mur der of Sachel Chatham the hermit at Eden near Ynow iil Mr James Smith of Salibury Md was arrested here Chatham who was seventy Fears oli was found dead at his home on the morning of asust 1 showing evidence that he had been beaten to death with a chrb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cheries
Sachel Chatham
Eden
Ynow Iil
James. Smith
Salibury
Catham
Farmer Buried Under Hay Load in Delaware Incident
In Milton Delaware on September 23 James 43 Johnson a Bay Shore farmer was nearly suffocated when a load of hay he was hauling toppled and buried him. Workmen freed him after he was found unconscious with a broken arm.
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Milton
Del
James
Johnson
Bay Shore
Ganghe'er Wounded at Front. Berlin. 2 A Tar Tarbes a Tandyche
A fragmented wartime notice mentions Ganghofer and lines about catarrh cures and a 100 dollar reward for uncured cases. The text blends war news with ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure, testimonials, and a Toledo bank endorsement.
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Ganghe
Berlin
Ganghofer
Dutch Ship Hits Mine
Amsterdam September 23. The Patch! steamship Kobingen Egima a ton vessel from Hatavia Java struck a mine while en route to this port. Passengers and crew were rescued.
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Amsterdam
Kobingen Egima
Hatavia
Java
His Great Need and a Parishioner’s Remark
A new pastor meets a long lived, stout parishioner who says to him you met feed the chery. The pastor responds my dear old map you do not perd ford you need exercise.
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Ford
Oel ceuFos newspapers in aid of a news ad
In a garbled OCR fragment readers see fragmented references to a news help wanted advertisement. The text hints at a newspaper context and classified notice style but provides no clear event, date, person, or organization to confirm a specific item.
Sues County For Loss Of Horse In Washington County
Wint'jd S Powers of Sandy Hook sues Washington County through Wagan & Wagaman for $20 claiming negligence by the county board. He alleges his horse died after being struck on a road near Whevi on January 1, the animal succumbing to injuries from the incident.
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Wint
Sandy Hook
Wagan & Wagaman
Washington County
Board of Powers
Po Srs
Evi
Don
Poo Ors
Officers For Bush Meeting
The Prohalote Privateelical Association of Le owrinty names officers for its 34th annual session. Gaver of Wy baro Va presides with John HH Toy ers as president and Henry 4 Hoge as treasurer. Reports indicate the meeting begins on the first Tuesday in Ane 7 and will continue for eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahard
John HH
Toyers
Henry
Hoge
Reetor Davis
Tesal
Brunswick Civic League resumes activity plans public meeting
The Brunswick Civic League reconvened after the summer break and approved a public meeting in the municipal building likely with a Frederick Civic League member. It aims to raise 200 for a street sweeper and urged cleaner town conditions citing untidy stores and flies on meat observed by Mayor Harrison. The next meeting is set for October 11.
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Brunswick Civic League
Lere
Freerick Civite League
M. ¢. Waller
Bean
EB. K. Smith
A. L. Waranch
Harrison
League
Wepan
Brunawick
Idaho
Brunswick
Mr. Harrison
Brunswick teachers form association at High School
A Brunswick area meeting led to the formation of a teachers association for Brunswick schools. The group plans monthly meetings, occasional broader sessions with outside speakers, and termly readings. Officers elected include President Rozer Day and Vice President Miss McC Walter.
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Brunswick
Bruneiwick
Uthers
Rozer Day
McC. Walter
J O. Refauver
Mesa Nirsinia Reidh
Miss Walter
Mise
Muriel Fosse W
Lorad
Health Letter Promotes Fruit Juices As Meal Aids
A health note argues that water is best, with unfermented fruit juices like cider and especially grape juice praised for their digestive and nourishing benefits. It warns market cider is often watered and urges selecting genuine products. It also extols tomatoes lettuce celery onions and other produce for nerves digestion and disease prevention, and notes pineapple’s bromelin boosts protein digestion as well as its limits when canned or preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam J. Bryan
Holland
Court notices of real estate sales and final accounts
Covert notices list sale of Annie Reboren Peamroy estate and inventory of Brout Lagarde assets. First and final account of Nettle J. Boost as administratrix for Arthur Sponseller, distribution shown. Executors Edward and Ernest Helfenstein file first final account for Annie Helfenstein plus estate disbursements. Executrix Ann B Wilson to Marcus Wertheimer real estate in city, $400. Joseph Null to Laura Shook real estate in county, $3,000. George Fett to Harry Hull real estate in county, $5,000. God be with you until we meet.
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Annie Reboren Peamroy
Brout Lagarde
Nettle J. Boost
Arthur T. Sponseller
Edward T
Ernest Helfenstein
Annie E. Helfenstein
Edo
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Terh
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Ewepa Pro Hachive
At & P
Flanders
Gari
Hagenback Wallace Circus
U.S. Marines
F. J. Exey & Co
Toledo
Chenery
Belese
National Bank OF Commerce
Xsratem
Hall
ceuFos
Pete
Sues County
Vetulos
Civic League
Brunswick Teachers Form Association
Charlie G. Percival, M. D
Ield
American Sentinel
Weatminater, Md
Ele G. Haugil
Frederick County
Frederick W. Cramer
Francis J. Newman
Charles R. Harper
Aaron R. Anders
James A. Jones
Eng de
City Register
Eowill
Clifford Ni
Doll Beptischmon
Dennis
West Church Street
Court Street
Franklin Bo
Garrett S. Pg Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, MD
Jy Ieee TaPly
Emory C. Cross
Étick
Fianna
Baliiings
Fevishlyanp Fa Tiy BR
Uivard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market Street
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